Tune in for a new episode of A Nurse’s Voice where we chat with ER nurse, Courtney Deck, RN about what life is like traveling with two big dogs, a cat, a baby and her husband in an RV for her assignments.. It’s an episode you don’t want to miss! The post A Nurse’s Voice: Courtney Deck, RN appeared first on Travel Nurses, Inc ..read more

Diving into the world of travel nursing can be an exciting but daunting transition. You get to explore new places, meet new people and gain experience across various healthcare settings. However, to make the most of this career path and navigate its challenges, there are several things to know. Whether considering your first travel assignment or looking to make your journey in this field more rewarding, understanding these areas will help set you up for success. Essential Nursing Experience for Travel Nurses Navigating the dynamic environment of travel nursing requires a strong foundation in ..read more

In the traveling healthcare industry, it’s important for travelers to have a basic level of understanding when it comes to the money agencies promise you. This might come in the form of sign-on bonuses, completion bonuses or extension bonuses. But the saying holds true: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. You might wonder how to spot when an agency is being genuine about its offers and when there might be strings attached. This blog post will help guide you when evaluating new agencies and the things they offer. Sign-on bonuses Who wouldn’t want a $5,000 sign-on bonus for a travel ..read more

TRAVEL NURSES, INC. RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF SIA’S 2024 BEST STAFFING FIRMS TO WORK FOR This is the second year in a row that Travel Nurses, Inc. was named one of SIA’s Best Staffing Firms to Work for.   Germantown, Tenn. – March 28, 2024 – Global research and advisory firm, Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA), announced winners of the 2024 Best Staffing Firms to Work For on Wednesday, March 27, 2024 during its Executive Forum North America conference. Travel Nurses, Inc. was recognized as a winner in the North America 51 to 200 Employees category. “We are incredibly honored to be recognized by ..read more

The healthcare travel industry ebbs and flows throughout the year. The longer you are in the market, the more you will begin to pick up on certain trends and be able to spot upcoming changes. As we are entering spring, Travel Nurses, Inc. wants to share some of the things we are currently seeing and how to prepare for what’s on the horizon. What is normal for this time of year? After several years of abnormal circumstances, it appears we are still moving towards a new normal in the travel market. In the first quarter of every year, facilities tend to keep a close eye on their new budgets. Pe ..read more

Tune in for a new episode of A Nurse’s Voice where we chat with Medsurg nurse, Valerie L., about the nuances of being a staff nurse versus an agency nurse. It’s an episode you don’t want to miss! The post A Nurse’s Voice: Valerie Leathers, RN appeared first on Travel Nurses, Inc ..read more

Whether you’ve been traveling for a while or just getting started, it’s important to keep your options open. The healthcare travel industry ebbs and flows. Sometimes travelers are in high demand, like during the pandemic. Other times, hospitals might be looking to make budget cuts, and travel positions are often the first to go. But let’s be clear, hospitals always need travelers.   When this happens, there are a lot of travelers in the market, but not nearly as many jobs. With this in mind, it is important to keep your options open and submit to as many positions as possible.   At T ..read more

Navigating the bustling and exciting travel nursing field can be challenging. It’s not just about adapting to new environments and caring for diverse patient populations. It also involves finding the right travel nurse jobs, securing competitive salaries, and ensuring you have the appropriate health care coverage and benefits. One crucial player in this journey is your recruiter. In addition to connecting you to opportunities, they also guide, support, and help you make the right career choices. In this blog post, we’ll explore six attributes to look for in your travel nurse recruiter. 1)Under ..read more

We are thrilled to share the exciting news that Travel Nurses, Inc. is now staffing PRN in 13 states. That’s right, we’re expanding our services to make even more opportunities available to healthcare professionals looking for flexible work arrangements. Opportunities with Travel Nurses, Inc. In our continuous pursuit of excellence, Travel Nurses, Inc. has expanded its horizons. While we began our PRN journey staffing in just two states (Tennessee and Texas), our commitment to creating opportunities for healthcare professionals has fueled our growth. Today, we proudly staff PRN across the nati ..read more

Starting a career as a traveler is an exhilarating journey filled with opportunities for adventure, personal growth and professional development. One of the most common questions healthcare professionals ask is, “When can I start traveling?” There are a few things you need under your belt before you start your traveling journey. Travel Nurses, Inc. Agency Requirements The first thing that our agency requires is that you have at least one full year of experience before you start traveling. For nurses, this means, once you graduate from nursing school, pass your NCLEX, and have at least one yea ..read more